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The Social Fundraising Group started up in Spring 2019 and has a full set of annual social events on its calendar.
The Senior Management Committee has grown. We look after the following teams: 1XV, 2XV, 3XV and The Academy (U17-U19s).
The committee oversees the running of all age-groups from U6s up to U16s - that's 14 teams currently. We meet monthly - chair, treasurer, along with registrations, fixtures, operations, and Team Admins for each age-group. Further below are the age-group Managers you can contact if you're interested in your child joining Melbourne RFC.
The U13s Minxes (Y7&Y8) are the first age-group where girls are required to play girls-only rugby. This age group benefits from NLD (3-county) organised U13s tournaments. But we also organise matches with other teams - such as Ashby, Mansfield, Coalville, Donington. We are developing joint training with other sides (e.g. Matlock). Our Minxes benefit from occasional additional senior coaching input too. Want to know more? - contact Rachel Rudd.
The U11s Minxes of 2017/18 developed into a strong band of 17 as new recruits joined though out the season. 9 have migrated to the U13s Minxes. The 2018/19 year starts off with an experienced band of 8, and we will grow as new recruits join throughout the season. We practice on Sundays, and we have a number of competitive outings, often alongside our U13s side. Look at the Pitchero Calendar to get the latest. Parents, be sure you are registered on Pitchero and your email address is confirmed - to receive late changes notifications etc..
The class of 2017/18 has now migrated up to the U7s - apart from some younger players who remain as U6s for 18/19. Melissa is administering both the U7s and the U6s this year. Brett Johnson has recently joined as coach of the U6s.
Listed here are contacts of the club that have roles on the Melbourne Sporting Partnership (MSP). Jane for example looks after issues like pitch bookings. Greg attends MRFC meetings as MSP Ops Representative.


Iowa Falls, Iowa -- On the strength of shutout pitching performances by Alexis Groet and Nina Hendriks and three more home runs, Indian Hills took both games of a Tuesday doubleheader with Ellsworth CC by identical 7-0 scores. The sweep lifts the season record for IHCC to 19-16 and increased their homer total to 52.
Groet fashioned her 4th shutout of the season in the opener allowing only three hits with 14 strikeouts. It was the freshman's 6th game of at least 10 Ks and she has fanned nine batters in six other starts. Brooke Snider slugged her 14th home run of the spring and knocked in three of IHCC's runs. Jaylie Reints had three hits as the Warriors rolled.
Macey Harrington and Alexis Westercamp both homered in game two. Harrington tied Snider for the team lead with 14 and Westercamp blasted her 6th of the year. Hendriks turned in her best performance in the circle, going the distance while permitting just three hits with six strikeouts.
IHCC will host State Fair CC in a non-conference twinbill on Saturday afternoon at Hellyer Field.


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Ileana Cosânzeana és una figura de la mitologia romanesa. És representada com una bella princesa bondadosa o filla d'un emperador, o descrita com una fada amb poders immensos.

Noms
Segons la professora Nina Cuciuc, el seu nom també es pot traduir o escriure de la següent manera: Cosînzeana, Cosenzeana, Sânziana, Sînziana, Ileana Kossinzana, Hélène Cossinzana i Ileana Cosînzeana Sora Soarelui ("Germana del Sol"). També es pot descriure com la "reina de les flors".

Segons Adela Ileana Draucean, el nom Ileana deriva d'Elena, i cosânzeana està vinculat a sânziană, una festa romanesa i un altre terme per designar les fades de la mitologia romanesa.

El lingüista romanès Sorin Paliga també enumera diversos noms alternatius per al personatge: Ileana Simziana, Floarea Florilor ("la flor de les flors"); Frumoasa lumii ("La bellesa del món"); Zâna dobrozâna (zânǎ, del llatí Diana, que significa fada, i, segons ell, la paraula eslava dobr 'bo'). De vegades s'anomena Rora i Rozuna, que, segons Paliga, conté la paraula per "rosada", que -argumenta- la connecta amb una divinitat de l'alba i la vegetació. Una altra teoria proposa un origen parcial d'un llatí tardà Constantiana, potser influenciat per la pronunciació grega *Cosandiana. Això pot ser degut a una associació amb Santa Helena, mare de l'emperador Constantí el Gran, més tard influenciada per sânziană i associada amb les fades.

En el folklore
En el folklore romanès, Ileana és el concepte original de bellesa femenina, el més bonic entre les fades:  seus ulls semblen el sol, el seu cos és com el mar i les seves peces de vestir són de flors. Perles i or surten de la seva boca quan canta. També es diu que utilitza el seu poder de màgia blanca per curar o reviure. Ileana Cosânzeana significa la imaginació més poètica del geni romanès. Ella personifica la bellesa, la joventut i l'ànima angelical, en una paraula, la perfecció de la humanitat. És un personatge mític amb poders sobrenaturals i amb trets simbòlics. Ileana Cosânzeana aconsegueix derrotar les forces del mal perquè és molt valenta, intel·ligent, modesta i diligent.

Ileana com la lluna
Ileana Cosanzeana és "la noia amb els cabells daurats i els ulls blaus" i, argumenta la professora Adela Ileana, representa l'"homòleg femení" a "l'arquetip solar masculí": el príncep Făt-Frumos. D'altra banda, l'estudiosa Simona Galatchi defensa un aspecte lunar d'Ileana Cosanzeana, també per la seva possible etimologia que la connecta amb la deessa romana Diana.

També es diu que la lluna va ser adorada com a Ileana Sanziana. El folklorista romanès Marcu Beza va afirmar que la lluna apareix com la germana del sol en "una popular" cançó de Nadal romanesa (colinda), i també en una balada de Transsilvània.

En una llegenda recollida per Tereza Stratilesco, el sol es vol casar, però no pot trobar una dona adequada. Albira un grup de nou donzelles, inclosa Ileana Simziana, "la germana del sol". Ella intenta dissuadir-lo de casar-se amb la seva pròpia germana posant-li tasques difícils. Mentrestant, Ileana es beneeix amb el senyal de la creu i es submergeix al mar, convertint-se en un barb. El sol ordena als pescadors que la portin, però només troben el peix. Els sants s'apiaden d'ella, la treuen del mar i a veure Adam i Eva, que la "politen" i la diuen "Luna". Déu la posa com la contrapartida del sol.

Beza també va informar d'una versió de la història recollida pel també folklorista G. Dem. Teodorescu, on la lluna intenta frenar el casament demanant al Sol que creï un pont de ferro sobre el mar Negre i una escala cap al cel.

En contes
En alguns contes "Ileana Cosânzeana" és la fada de les flors de la primavera, que dóna a cada flor el seu perfum, encara que també té el poder de recuperar-lo. Els elfs l'estimen, com les flors; fins i tot el vent estima la Ileana, però mai la podrà atrapar. En el mite, és una bella princesa que és segrestada pel Zmeu (un equivalent al Drac), que la tanca al seu castell i espera que ella cedi a la seva proposta de matrimoni. És salvada per Făt-Frumos, que és anàleg al príncep encantador. Făt-Frumos es posa a prova a través de molts obstacles mentre fa el seu camí cap a Ileana Cosânzeana. Finalment, lluita contra el Zmeu, el venç i allibera Ileana Cosânzeana. Tots dos viuen feliços per sempre.

En alguns contes es descriu Ileana Cosânzeana que té un germà gran: Verea Viteazul.

En el conte Ileana Cosânzana, din cosita floarea-i canta, noua imparatii asculta ("Ileana Cosanzeana, la flor que té en el seu cabell trenat canta, nou regnes escolten"), la princesa Ileana Cosanzeana s'associa amb la música d'una flor màgica que produeix cançons celestials.

Personatges relacionats
Al folklore romanès existeix una altra donzella de fades amb un nom semblant: Iana Sanziana (ro). Segons Adela Ileana, no es poden confondre l'un amb l'altre, malgrat algunes similituds: tots dos són efectivament fades, però Iana és un personatge celeste o astral, mentre que Ileana Cosanzeana és "una humana, ctònica". Iana també mostra trets de caràcter solar, essent la germana del sol.

Referències

Bibliografia
 Calinescu, Matei. "Entre la història i el paradís: proves d'iniciació". The Journal of Religion 59, núm. 2 (1979): 218-23. www.jstor.org/stable/1202705.
 Frîncu, Simina & Giurginca, Ioana. (2019). Făt-Frumos cu ceas rupt din Soare. Folclorul românesc i astronomia. A: Astronomia străbunilor. Arheoastronomie și etnoastronomie pe teritoriul României, Editorial: JATEPress Kiadó, pp. 345-362.

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Program and Process: Our group is an art muesem very similar to the FIA. The program our group wishes to do involves combating racism in the community by holding programs in our muesem, such as holding programs such as slam poetry events, tours of the muesem for children, and other events featuring the arts in some way to help break the barriers with cultural differences. We hope to involve all cutures, so there will be nights dedicated to certain cultures, and we hope to educate people throughout the community on this topic. Depending if we have funds, we will also have speakers at these events. Volunteer speakers are welcome. The children's program will evolve over time to keep up with all age groups, and is $15 for admission.
Since governmental funding is not enough to kickstart this program, our group will be holding silent auctions, raffles, etc. We will also be accepting donations and sponsors to help raise money for these events.
We plan to rent out buses for these events so that it can be insured that everyone who wants to go can go. Renting out buses will take a considerable chunk out of our funds, however. That is why the fundraising is going to be crucial for this program.
To advertise these events, we plan to use local schools for poster contests, and have video students make commercial compilations to advertise over YouTube. We will ask local radio stations to showcase the events, as well as to attend the events. We will also be using social media, which is a free resouce for us, to advertise our program.
Projected Outcome: The outcome should hopefully overtime have people come to learn and respect other cultures, as well to spark discussion on the topics of race and culture. This program also hopes to educate children, so that the future will be able to handle issues of race well in the future. Overall, however, we hope to bring the community together despite their differences.
I fully agree with the programs you came up with. Racism is a bad thing and it needs to be stopped.
The Problem my group is facing, is a broken community that is full of blight and worn down buildings. Which is causing a negative look on the community, and tearing it apart.
We are a dance organization, and to fix this problem my group decided to create a dance production. This will be used for funding, we will host a dance production as a fundraiser, to help us raise money for materials that will help reconstruct the buildings. The goal is to use a building to hold dance classes, community service, and volunteering.
Our process, is to hold a large dance production for a fundraiser. We need volunteers and also a place to hold the event. So, we will ask dancers to volunteer and we are going to meet with a local school, to ask permission to hold our event in their auditorium. We will use our budget of $5,000 for advertisement. We want to get a banner over the main road, print out flyers, and announce the event to local news cast, and social media. We will also charge for tickets, $10. Then we will use all the money we have raised to start rebuilding our first building, which will be our dance studio. We will need to buy construction tools, and recruit volunteers to help us start reconstructing. We want to use inmates and highschool students, to help them get volunteer and community service hours. After we have completed reconstructing our building, we will hold dance classes for community members at a cheap cost. We will use the money from those dance classes, to hopefully rebuild another building and keep rebuilding more buildings.
We want to create a sense of community and a safe place. We want to provide a space that kids, families, and the community can come together, to have fun and spend time with one another. By renovating the buildings, this will make the community look better and also feel better. We want to create a positive environment throughout the entire community, and a sense of togetherness.
Problem: The problem that was assigned to our group at the beginning of the semester was racism.
Program: Our program is designed to shed light to the problem of racism that we face everyday in our community. Everyone is aware that racism exists however people choose to turn a blind eye when it comes to racist thoughts and situations. With that being said, racism is much bigger than a community problem and as a matter of fact it is more a systematic oppression of minorities in the United States. We acknowledge that our program wont completely solve this problem; however, it will shed more light on the concept of racism and bring about important conversations that will lead our "free" country in the right direction. Our program will include a community based cultural potluck to embrace the different cultures in our community through food. This will allow for conversation between community members and through this Flint will have a stronger sense of community. We will use this event to announce our first annual talent show. This talent show will be specifically to address our problem of racism through the work of art. People will have the chance to go up in front of the community and present an experience where they have faced racism. This will allow people to use our platform to bring about the conversation of racism and how to possibly move forward as a community. After the event, we will read stories/ experiences that people submitted to our audience.
Process: In order to make the potluck happen we first need to find a cheap venue. We then need to use our resources to correctly advertise this event since the main event will be announced in this event. We will hang flyers everywhere in downtown flint, pass them out to school and universities in our community, and finally use social media. In order to raise money to help the cause, we will be charging $10 to adults and people under 18 years of age will be allowed to attend for free. We also will be spreading the word for volunteers to help out with this event and the main event. As mentioned before, we will be announcing our first annual Talent Show at the potluck and go in depth on the details of entering. In order for people to enter, we will require them to email us an instance where they have felt like they have been discriminated against in our community and another instance where they felt like they were welcome in our community. After going through all the submission we will choose five that we believe really address what racism is so that it can bring about the right conversation. They will be highly encouraged to use any form of art to perform their stories such as; a play, a musical, a piece of art, spoken word, or even through comedy. Through the $5,000 that we received from the mayor we will give each $600 and the best performance through majority vote will receive a $2,000 check. Our volunteers will help throughout the event to allow for costs to be cut. After the performances we will spend around 30 minutes to read some stories that people submitted that did not end up being chosen. Our volunteers will help out after with cleaning and making sure everything is back to normal at the end of the event. Law enforcement will also be there for everyone safety.
Projected outcome: As mentioned earlier in the post, this event will not completely solve racism because it is a much bigger problem than that. What this event will do is potentially generate beneficial conversations held between community members, which will allow us to be more comfortable in addressing the problem down the line. By making it free for people under the age of 18, it will hopefully emphasize the importance of the future generations awareness to the state of our country when it comes to racism. Finally, by having this event every year, this conversation will never die. If this event goes well the first time around and we are able to get the proper support then we might even do one every 6 months for more awareness.
I think it's a really good thing that you acknowledged that these things will not completely solve the issue of racism, but that it will be a good start and open up opportunities for conversations on important topics. I think you have some great ideas on how to go about solving this problem.
For my group project we were assigned abandoned house. Flint is filled with these homes that could be turned into places the homeless could use. We plan to refurbish these homes for people to live in. Houses that cannot be fixed will be torn downa dn the lots will be used for gardens to feed the homeless. These houses will also be used for other groups as rehab centers. We hope that these homes area light and source of hope for the community. However funding is an issue. We feel that as a group we could pair with organizations and together we could form volunteer groups for renovation. We plan on spreading the word to many organizations and construction companies for materials.
Although the though behind this is great, how would you go about getting the money for this. Also, how long do you think it will take to complete and come into full effect.


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Entertain at the Museum of the Albemarle and make your event an elegant affair. With a variety of spaces available for rent and an attractive and convenient downtown Elizabeth City location, the museum is an ideal choice for a wide array of events, including business meetings, corporate dinners, community events, performances, wedding receptions, holiday parties, and family reunions. This unique venue has four spaces available for rent. To plan your event at the museum, please contact Rosana Castilho, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (Monday through Friday) at (252) 331-4031 or by email.
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Q: Loop closure returning function instead of string I am trying to create a closure in my for loop, how ever, it keeps returning a function instead of a string.
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A: You're returning a function instead of a string with addID. Try the following:
var addID = function(id) {
    var temp = id;
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General Chemistry/Octet Rule and Exceptions
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The octet rule refers to the tendency of atoms to prefer to have eight electrons in the valence shell (outer orbital). When atoms have fewer than eight electrons, they tend to react and form more stable compounds. When discussing the octet rule, we do not consider d or f electrons. Only the s and p electrons are involved in the octet rule, making it useful for the representative elements (elements not in the transition metal or inner-transition metal blocks). An octet corresponds to an electron configuration ending with s2p6.
2.1 Two Electrons
2.2 Less Than an Octet
2.3 More Than an Octet
2.4 Odd Numbers
Stability[edit | edit source]
Atoms will react to get in the most stable state possible. A complete octet is very stable because all orbitals will be full. Atoms with greater stability have less energy, so a reaction that increases the stability of the atoms will release energy in the form of heat or light. Reactions that decrease stability must absorb energy, getting hotter.
The other tendency of atoms is to maintain a neutral charge. Only the noble gases (the elements on the right-most column of the periodic table) have zero charge with filled valence octets. All of the other elements have a charge when they have eight electrons all to themselves. The result of these two guiding principles is the explanation for much of the reactivity and bonding that is observed within atoms: atoms seek to share electrons in a way that minimizes charge while fulfilling an octet in the valence shell.
The noble gases rarely form compounds. They have the most stable configuration (full octet, no charge), so they have no reason to react and change their configuration. All other elements attempt to gain, lose, or share electrons to achieve a noble gas configuration.
Example[edit | edit source]
The formula for table salt is NaCl. It is the result of Na+ ions and Cl- ions bonding together. If sodium metal and chlorine gas mix under the right conditions, they will form salt. The sodium loses an electron, and the chlorine gains that electron. In the process, a great amount of light and heat is released. The resulting salt is mostly unreactive — it is stable. It won't undergo any explosive reactions, unlike the sodium and chlorine that it is made of.
Why? Referring to the octet rule, atoms attempt to get a noble gas electron configuration, which is eight valence electrons. Sodium has one valence electron, so giving it up would result in the same electron configuration as neon. Chlorine has seven valence electrons, so if it takes one it will have eight (an octet). Chlorine has the electron configuration of argon when it gains an electron.
The octet rule could have been satisfied if chlorine gave up all seven of its valence electrons and sodium took them. In that case, both would have the electron configurations of noble gasses, with a full valence shell. However, their charges would be much higher. It would be Na7- and Cl7+, which is much less stable than Na+ and Cl-. Atoms are more stable when they have no charge, or a small charge.
Exceptions[edit | edit source]
There are few exceptions to the octet rule.
Two Electrons[edit | edit source]
The main exception to the rule is hydrogen, which is at its lowest energy when it has two electrons in its valence shell. Helium (He) is similar in that it, too, only has room for two electrons in its only valence shell.
Hydrogen and helium have only one electron shell. The first shell has only one s orbital and no p orbital, so it holds only two electrons. Therefore, these elements are most stable when they have two electrons. You will occasionally see hydrogen with no electrons, but H+ is much less stable than hydrogen with one or two electrons.
Lithium, with three protons and electrons, is most stable when it gives up an electron.
Less Than an Octet[edit | edit source]
Other notable exceptions are aluminum and boron, which can function well with six valence electrons. Consider BF3. The boron shares its three electrons with three fluorine atoms. The fluorine atoms follow the octet rule, but boron has only six electrons. Although atoms with less than an octet may be stable, they will usually attempt to form a fourth bond to get eight electrons. BF3 is stable, but it will form BF4- when possible. Most elements to the left of the carbon group have so few valence electrons that they are in the same situation as boron: they are electron deficient. Electron deficient elements often show metallic rather than covalent bonding.
More Than an Octet[edit | edit source]
In Period 3, the elements on the right side of the periodic table have empty d orbitals. The d orbitals may accept electrons, allowing elements like sulfur, chlorine, silicon and phosphorus to have more than an octet. Compounds such as PCl5 and SF6 can form. These compounds have 10 and 12 electrons around their central atoms, respectively.
Xenon hexafluoride uses d-electrons to form more than an octet. This compound shows another exception: a noble gas compound.
Even palladium has 18 electrons in its valance shell
Odd Numbers[edit | edit source]
Some elements, notably nitrogen, have an odd number of electrons and will form somewhat stable compounds. Nitric oxide has the formula NO. No matter how electrons are shared between the nitrogen and oxygen atoms, there is no way for nitrogen to have an octet. It will have seven electrons instead. A molecule with an unpaired electron is called a free radical and radicals are highly reactive, so reactive that many of them only exist for a fraction of a second. As radicals go, NO and NO2 are actually remarkably stable. At low temperatures NO2 does react with itself to form N2O4, its dimer, that is not a radical.
Nitrogen dioxide has an unpaired electron. (Note the positive charge above the N).
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